Malak Group is one of the most important foreign direct investors in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Malak Resort is an investment of the Malak Group of companies, which the Agency for the Promotion of Foreign Direct Investments of B&H declared as one of the most important foreign direct investors in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Malak companies includes: Malak Regency Hotel, a five-star luxury hotel in Ilidža, a green oasis of Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Wood industry Malak Janj d.o.o. Donji Vakuf, that produces high quality solid wood and metal furniture, as well as Malak Farma, which combines the tourist offer of rural tourism with excellent accommodation capacities, as well as organic agricultural and livestock production; and Malak Invest d.o.o. Sarajevo, which built two buildings located in the Sarajevo neighborhoods Nedžarići and Dobrinja, and which also has built Malak Resort

Malak Resort is a luxury resort with the best location in Sarajevo. It is located in the heart of Ilidža, a green oasis of Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Malak Resort is located near one of the most beautiful European natural monuments - Nature Park Spring of the River Bosna. During the design, construction and furnishing of the villas, we took into account the high standards of quality construction and beautiful design. All villas in Malak Resort are equipped with high quality designer furniture and appliances Malak Regency Hotel, a five-star luxury hotel that is part of the Malak Group, it is located 9 minutes from the Malak Resort. Residents of Malak Resort are treated as VIP guests within the Spa by Malak, spa, wellness, health and fitness center of Malak Regency Hotel, café restaurant Orient, restaurant Malak. Malak Farm, a unique place of organic agriculture and rural tourism is located 48 minutes away from Malak Resort in a beautiful natural environment. Residents of Malak Resort are VIP guests of Malak Farm, with special treatment, more favorable prices, but also the possibility of buying organic food.

One world intellectual said: „If all the cities of the world were destroyed and only Sarajevo remained, civilization could be reborn in Sarajevo.“ Sarajevo is a city you have to experience, it cannot be described. National Museum of BiH Bosnia's biggest and best-endowed museum of ancient and natural history is housed in an impressive, purpose-built quadrangle of neoclassical 1913 buildings. It's best known for housing the priceless Sarajevo Haggadah illuminated manuscript, but there's much more to see. Tunnel of Hope During the 1992–95 siege, when Sarajevo was surrounded by Bosnian Serb forces, the only link to the outside world was an 800m-long, 1m-wide, 1.6m-high tunnel between two houses on opposite sides of the airport runway. The story of the siege and the tunnel's construction is told via video, information boards and an audioguide accessible via free wi-fi. Sarajevo Cable Car Reopened in 2018 after being destroyed during the war, Sarajevo's cable car once again shuttles people on a nine-minute ride, climbing 500m to a viewpoint 1164m up on Mt Trebević. From here it's a short walk to the wreck of the Olympic bobsled track, seemingly held together by layers of graffiti.